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WANTS.
- ANTKD. A young man of genii, manly
t address an.i aooo naoits-an nitfn-
address and good habits an
i-nc talesman preferred; apply
i!ORHK, t " -' !).! ir:.
to r. j
ANTED By tenth-man of education.
who Is well acquainted in the city, hs -I
tin resided here eleven vears. a situation In a
wbt. legale or rommllon house, or In the
freight department of a railroad or tranpor
tatl.m company. Helary not ao much nn oil
ier a permanent employment. Address ...
"ai-ANTER A comfortable! ottageof about
T four rooms, convenient to business; ad
dreajApeaim FOR SALE.
FOR RALE. A To-saw Career Otn, nearly
new. for two dollar a saw. at Chelsea
Mills. rteeJOHN HCBEK. opposite, set
FOR SALE A Frame Residence on Poplar
street. Apply to H. B. JOINER,
aug.!. " U Monroe street.
FOR RENT.
"' CoTTONSHirr, AND W AKKHOfSr. on Madl
Masd nun streets, near Charleston
depot. W. A. WHEATl.r Y. Bethel Block.
sep.
FOR RENT. -Inte Front Room. No. H Jef
fersnii atreet. up-stalr. suitable for office
purposes. -;-
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Office of thk Daily Appeal, i
Memphis, Septemlier 7,
Bneinea amona the laink. rs to-day wan
raported quiet and steady, with no t.-ans-vctlona
of interest. There were mime
lea of silver at lijlSi, and a
few acattering lots of gold at IK';, and
ernv liumler ol applications for loans.
Hcarcity of enrrener prevents transac
tion! In stock and bonds, and no sales
were reported.
Exchange steady and unchanged, with
considerable demand for New Orleans.
Kastern Exchange is in good supply, and
exiual to th demand.
Buying.
Selling.
4 pr.
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smut;
l!
fa) 137
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I. i . r. vfge pr
K. O. Sight.
H dis.
7:'
t'ltv Hcnp
County Warrants MtM
J'olice'Scrip.. KOfii
eVold. llValMS
HiWr 12MU2B
OoveHOJt'ent securities were unsettled
In New York at the following .ti..tations:
Bond of ML . 122 CU22K
6-an iv.nds of issi iw una--.
6-2U ISM I2liatl21
6- l(e 122 Mt22H
6-iu " 1M6S. new.. S laOS'-i-iao1-.
6- " 157, " 1-
6 ISO 1-eJS, " 121 uJl'-,
10-40 Bon-la Ill (ulAIW
Pacific Sixes. 109fal0v
Tennessee bunds were 61f$62 for old,
and 62 bid for new, w ith no sales.
Lowvon, Sopteiulsr 7. Consols, WJ . ;
fc-ao'a. . .
Mr. W. V. Thatcher, lately I. S. Asses
sor, has been elected to the- vacant casb
iarahip of the First National Bank. Mr.
Thatcher is a popuii., and efficient busi
ueaa man, of strict integrity, and well
qualified lo occupy the position so wor
thily filled by the late Mr. C. P. Norria.
liis selection w ill be very a. .vptable to
th business coiniuuuitv.
fOTToN.
There whs nn active demand, and in ex
iles of the supply. Buyers purchase
readilv when offered at lie for low
middling, 'SiSc for nilddltnz, and r- tor
strict middling. Ordinary to Rood
l.' is In demand and nominal, tho
oiarket being lare. Ota buyer puis-hased
aeveral bales oi strict middling, aud an
other picked up If -atlering 1-ales. Sev
eral buyers were in the market.
Two bales of long siaple Pcler have
).an offere.1 at ,15c for several days with
i at flmling a purcbss, i .
fa Vi York market was dull and
jirices low et at the close. Low Middlings
:Mc; Middlings S4-i.c; sales van., spinners,
13 to speculators and Y't for future tif
livery, including ictolier. at tte. Sales at
nil the porta yesterday ML Kcceipts at
II the port yaatcrday U'.lii.
i.nerpool a It'," lor I'plands ati'l
!-for "rleans. salsa ;M" ImI.-.
TKADK.
Vie are bad I) in need of a regular Cus
tomhouse in lute city, and the attention
of our Legislators and Congressmen
hould be turned to it at lwaa Several of
oar merchants are making prepara.tii(ns
fr large foreoru imisrtations during the
coming season, aud prering to supply
matomers, particularly with Italian gools.
at the same prices as sru iiail in New
York, Baltimore and New Orleans. With
a eaalombouse to store gotsls and to re
ceive and settle duties as they may be
wanted, our inarvttanl would aw greatly
Cacilitatcd. Much troituts has been expe
rienced by our dealers in tuts ivape-t, and
M ve.-aJ have ls-cn coms.lled to visit ana
ports la uotaogle t heir gojds fnmi the
confusb'in surrounding Ihem after having
laeen detained Utr months.
This caused great expense, which ..;! J
ha reUnMtttd if our city w hs made u regu
lar port of entry, ajc! our foreign imports,
at ould nxoo ahoay a large increase, ah an
indication of the magtiitdil of our for
eign trade it may be luentiouea t; it in
the single article of macaroni more lUa,,
iasl hoaea cre re.s-ive.1 from Eurojs",
and sold here lnat aeastm. The trade in
that article, as in ot tiers of a like charac
ter, will be Increased during to. ensuing
jraar.
Kor years past the people of )eorga
were largely engaged in manufacturing,
while at the same lime their attention was
necupied in improving the:i orn and
waated lands. U tiano l mw astapie a
tWe of commerce, srui during the past
jraar aur millions of dollar wasexpeu
dd in rrlll!7iiig the sol! of that alt(e.
The product of the Chinca islands was
distributed iu maoy dirvstions, largc
lr as Tiraainir the cotton and agricultural
nrodutiooa of the oouutry. A nuinw,
f Oaorgtana, sacb familiar with the man-n-r
of aj.pl ug r-- baXw recently
organized Lhemaelves Into a . mri,iny ior
the purxKsa of iinjsjiting it into this oitf
wirectly fr.m Peru and the Chinca,. They
. ash capital jf 20u.ik ii, and an
, ,i the Company is now abroad, en-
aged in the. imkul shipping the manuia
tf way of N'ew ojtesns tnsteail ..f New
York. The supply depot U to be estab
liabod in ttaw c'ty. from Bkaaaw It will be
diatribnUst to the adj.-enl count, y in anr
aeaired luaulitv It is t furnished
ai Ke York piii tm, ttbielt ia about t
lMrar ton. The preoj at ion of nuaim j
lastd other couiP"ud, maiie l,v thu i'.hu !
iany, aa uatd iu Georgia, illts.adi
aliout $66 to 470 er tsn. Three hundred
(e.un is of this uianuro u IU uauae an ai-re
f wortKsat laavta t I'rodtice 00jK)unds rd
eutton, or 2-' uubeu aw wheat aiil la
rnitvn where (bur buabeia were previous
ly. Either pureiAaoo or the prejaratio
made by the Compauv, will be sold to
tatuae iai want of it. Our railroads will
aM the dwtrllmtiou of theae cnaourea, tor
in, luore tb" jroduelion'of the lands, the
graater will Is? their f reight receipt. Tbo
method of mixing regulates the value of
the insuure, aaaiao their applii-ation. The
t'ozupany have thoroughly testeii their
pa.ua. and the f 3Su,K ia eerlain to be in
V4Mtecl ia the guano trade aj. Memphis.
They w Ui buy aud grind to powder all th
bonoa from the alaughterpeua around the
city, and will offer good pru'es for bones
fn.iu the interior. Their sm-ces. like ihe
drv docka, iarertaiu.
HuaincfM along Front I: a as quite
lively to-day, merchants being busy exev
(sating orders received by the juekets
(oingout ibiaeveulug.
Trauatioiik in Weateiu piodux were
THE MEMPHIS DAILY
limited, and sale of feed and breadstuff
were lighter than expected.
Several merchants arrived here from
Arkansas on Monday, and proceeded east
ward to purchase goods. They report
traveling agents from distant cities have
numerously swarmed their country
throughout the season, and have secured
a large trade that could have been drawn
to us, if our merchants had visited them
during the summer months and exhibited
the same energv displayed by rival cities.
They reported having examined stocks
here and were satisfied that purchases
could be made at rates as favorable as
elsewhere, but having received flavors
'from other cities they determined to buy
exchange here, go on and settle obliga
tions, and while absent lay in theirslocka.
1 1 soems st range indeed that our trades
men will thus stand in their own light,
and permit rival cities to aend out run
ners and secure business to which they
are not entitled.
While hundreds of agents have moved
around us in all directions, even to with
in twenty-five miles of onr city limits,
but few of our own merchants have gone
into the country during the dull months.
We do not approve of this traveling agen
cy business, believing that wherever prac
ticed goods are sold at an advance to make
up tor the extra expense incurred. Trav
eling agents are proverbial for lavish ex
penditures, and houses employiag them
must make it up some how. Where it Is
In vogue, however, something must be
done as an offset, and few Memphis mer
chants have beeu so busy during the past
three months but that they could have
made excursions into the interior to see
customers, eatend acquaintances, and
by becoming their own drummers saved
expenses and competed with their rivals.
The drumming system could be easily
hrought to grief in this way. The enemy
should lie met with their own weapons,
and their game stopped.
New cotton continues to come in quite
t'riskly, and ia taken up as fsst as it ar
rives, leaving the market bare, ss the de
mand exceeds the supply, and orders in
the hands of brokers remain unfilled.
The season will be well advanced before
there is a surplus for foreign export. The
lmpresaion is genera! that estimates of the
maturing crop, like last year, are far
above the actual yield, and that 2,500,000
lialee will ls fully aa much as the crop
will sum up. I'nfavorable news from
the uplands and along the Miseissijpi are
the causes assigned for the lessened yield.
Much of the reported stock of lifi bales
here is not merchantable, some forty bales
l eing sunk cotton that must be over
hauled at the pickeries la-fore it will lie fit
for jnarket.
Heeent advice from St. I.ouls report a
speculative and Increased demand for
flour. A dealer there receiving an average
of cOO bbls daily, niets ready sale of more
thantwo-thirdsofhlere?lptato millers. It
is a singular current of trau to hud manu
fotturers purchasing their Tw"n pi acts,
and indicates a possible future advance.
Much of the flour now moving from St.
Louis is being shipped to the New Orleans
market, where the demand ia greatest.
The libera! premiums offered b' tin
Board of Tobacco Trade, together with
that to be given by llie Agricultural vsso
clation is considerably talked of, and will
induce growers to send something hand
sotne to the October Fair. It muiat ls
understood that the prices are only 'to Is?
obtained foi hpgsheads and not for sam
ples. The cotton preniiHJffs of over "sloOO
i also a Batter of much interest among
factors.
Alb and Poktrk Wm. A Kobi. faM
ger's Scotch imported, KJ to 3 M for ptsi..
Ban-lav A Perkins- pis Byar's hePt
Stout, pts Ki ; ' .nn. s s extra do. f3 j0:
J. Walker 4 Co.'s Cincinnati Ale, $10 5f
js?r half bhia, lccl.jipg packages; kegs.i
i ; I.ager Beer, 11 fof half bls, 3 oft
for packages returned. Hostetter's i.ii
ters, !t 5(1 per case.
kvnoiMi The market is still advancing
with a-; active demand and firm prices,
lb avy tlax acarct i'.'s. to (Ireenlnaf
20c; Ky. Py.. ',: one ami a hal;"ound
M to -JOc. Iron tiess, 7 to ip.
Bbs No sale. Navy held Hi l M per
bUHllel.
Hkkswax Market declined, and sajes
at Hat. .
Brooms Steamlsal Shaker, per dot.,
$o to 7; plain handle parlor, K to B; com
mon M to .i. Owing to increased South
ern ahipmenUi of cirn to the West a
decline is expected. Br.x;-); ,-orri is
worth fJ75 per ton.
Bi TTKR Receipts to-day of 11W pkgs, 42
choice W of which readily brought 33 to
34c, aud 25 ?old at ti-. The demand is ac
tive at 33 to 33 for ensile Western ; Wes
tern Reserve, 28 to 32c; medium grating,
J2. to 28c.
I'AMiLKs Star. 12 ox., 17' to 18c per
pOniWj.
Matchks $7 7 per gross for No. 6.
( n. ars lomestic ?ls to 70 er lonO:
iniportetl, KM to 300.
l.'H t. I'.sk Supply light and prices ad
vanced la j,e- jsjiind. Western Reserve,
18c; Switzer. 3tc; l.iinerg-.-r,
Coffkk Steady. Skimmings, Uftoi:
common to fair Rio. 20 to lie; prime do.,
to Lagulra, iV; Java, 37 to 3tic.
('OTTON Y'.va.ss sleady.sOO, 22c; .Vm, 2nc;
000. 18c ; TOll, lfi.
ChaiKKRs Pilot, tic; bult, ayalnf,
sods and pi--nic, Sc ; sugar ami milk 14c;
cracknel biscuit, Mat
CyRN Mkal 4 40 to 4 5)to the trade
for kiln dried, fresh ground, $4 2r to $4 :sy.
Demand ch icily supjilied by citj u-iji.
Receipts to-day were 87 bbls.
Coal Pittsburg, We; Canuel il 10; Mt.
Carbon, . !" .steamers and 70c deliverel
in the city, prieea Uiuxn.l tendency up
ward, owing to proscts of ii,, receipts
r.;-j the Ohio.
i'avnkii Goods Peaches, 2 11m, VI 7.1
to 3 (W. Oysters, standard brands, ii 65
M(i for I lb. Brandy Poaches; IJ to
0 2-V Cherries, to 0 50. 4Blackberri-s,
12 75. Strawbarrle,, Jo. pine Apples,
i to 4 25. TQinatoes, $2 0. Sugar of
) .on in. -M 50. Jellies, tumblers assorted,
3 25 goblets, hall size, jet 50; full size,
s:: 75. Chocolate.'fl'fUble vanijia, 47c.
Ei ices Rec-eipts to-day trere 20 pkgs,
and sales w ere made at 25. .
pLot'R--Receipts to-day were 4sy bbls.
The market is wajj and the demand
hietiy for tb city trade. -:ij.eru .... $5
Vo too. Extra, 80 25to050; XX, 7 25 to 7
ji ramjlv. i8 no to y 00; Fancy, ( to 10;
1 larksvilje ttuy declined 25$; fiold Oust
and City Mills a to the trade 1 l)oiue
Mills turn out four grade al itl, 7,S and 9,
rtsipeutiyely.
Kisu Mackerel, No. 2, $!5.'- to It) a?r
bbl, and a ft for halvea; kits, tz -ji, lo 1
Ul; No. :l, bbla, $12 Go, and 7 to 7 I) in
halv-CK; kit'. 12. Hardinea, rpiarters, 19:
halvea, ?2'4c.
WWHW Ayptaw ii, liKlu lcmiind at i v
to W per barrel, l.ernona scarce at iB
iht U. heaia, K to M tier bushel.)
PlUs 1 per buahel rais market !
overatonkeil; foiK-onl, ( ataw l.a and lsi-
Ih-IIh worth 10c, aiHvinliun to condition.
KaiHina, 0U for M. R. and Layer. Urie.1
i urranW, lo w lt: lined rruit is noiui-
t wi una i. , i.i- i w w.
KBRKiaJTw Katea hv lelxarmd to 70
und oe from New York. Xooouomnov-
iuK-tward. Katea have not yet be,.,,
cstabliabed, but l l.'i to Sfew York is the
anticipated Ugure.
uroaa. Tfas do, tf to WQ. Hoa,ull at
to at. allns-p -JtaM.
i.run- Mark.-: ateady. lleavvhem-
. i . Zr . ,.i. a 1 i a..' nr
l..kaole35U.. ;oak4o2to. ifar-
leaa oak l-kic ; upper No, I 4& par ioa, ;
No. i' $4." do; Kreni-h calf 45 to 75 sr do.
Tallow 10c. -
Oils Coal :57c; Lard 1 flu; Linseed ?1 M
to I 15; do boiled $1 25 to 1 SB; Tanners
a! lor.jl 25; I.nbricrating fi5c to 1 25; Cas
tor 93 50 to :i 75; Turpentine 50 to line: Ol
ive 21 oz bottles I0 per basket.
QwaTP ami Kked-Corn continues stiff
at in to !'con the levee, and V2e in store.
Otits are steady and in moderate demand,
with sales nt rt4c on the levee; In store AT
to 70- is asked. Hay, 22 to 22 50 on levoo
and ?25 to 27 in store; Arkansas Prairie.
20 for good. A lot of 50 liales Arkansas
Prairie sold yeaterday at sl5. Bran add
on the levee at 2n 00. Wheat
continues in fair demand at 75e to ?1
for reieeted; fl 10 t- 1 25 for No.
2 red, and $1 :!0 for No. I, with choice
scarce. Uye didl at 1 M. Receipts to
day, 2-T7 aks bran, 30 bales hay and ifsi ska
corn.
Hidks TM-mand gtoi ; dry salteil, 18c;
flint, 21c; green, 8'i to lie; green salted,
10: ;c; sheep pelts, green, 50 to 0c.
HorsEBriLDFR's Matkrial. Ohio riv
er lime and cement is not on hand. Price
for Lime jtt and Cement 4 50 to 5 for Ro
aendale. Any kind will bring 2. Hair,
2 for 4tilb bales. Plaster 95 to 5 50. Fire
brick, $5 to fi.
Nt'Ts Ground peas scarce at 9c. Texas
pecans, 32c. Filberts, Brazil nuts and
English Walnuts, 17c per lb.
Naval Stores Tar per 40 gallon bbls
S to 10: uer kett 6 50 to 9 perdoz. Pitch
M 50 per bbl. Onktim S5 to 5 50.
Pori.TRY Recaipts of chickens, 2R
coops. Sales at 5o, 4 and 5 per doaen.
The demand is good and prices steady.
Soap German mottled M to 11c;
Erasive Utoloc; extra family 8 to 9c;
castile I7c; imported do'25 to 2Sc.
Provisions Receipts to-day, 17 casks.
7 tea bacon and 137 kegs lard. The supply
of isiunty meats is fair, with a light de
mand lor all classes. Mesa Pork,
$35 00; prime do. nominal, 931 50 to
32 at; rumps 29c, clear sides city
packed !!': to 20c; clear rihls-d do 1H
to li'-,c; shoulders Ifi' j to 10VC; country
sides IS to lS'c; shoulders IS to 14c;. S,
C. hams 20'; to 2fic; plain do 21 to22!-io;
market bare of country ha ma. Lard
steady; tierce 2u's to 21c; keg 21 to 22c:
caddies 22' ... to 2.1c. Mess Beef Thomas'
M bbls 9S; K hbls 15 to 15 S.
Rice Carolina to lo'c.
HUyi -Drop 92 90 to I ; buck 83 2.5 to 3 35.
Bar Lead 11 to ll'.n. Powder-keg 50;
halves 93 50; .narterl S2.
VwiFrABLKs Receipts to-day, 101 bbla
potatiws. Prices weaker and sales at 92 to
2 25; sacks 75 to 85 per bushel. Unions,
receipts, 52 bbls; sales at f4 25. Cabbages,
Iterates received, and sales of 10 crates
at 914 and 15.
Salt Supply good and prns-s ilriu al
2 ri5 to 2 65 for 280 lb bbls, and Ki U tor
larjfe bbls. Common, t :s0.
Soda-In loxea, 8c; kegs. 7c.
Starch $H to 7c per jb,
Stt ; ff Garret t bos, 10 00; parked,
SIS 00.
Spirits Whiskies steady. High
wines scarce and in small demand at
91 lo to 91 15. Brandies imported 95 50 to
Sri per gallon. Claret Wine in caa.ts, 55
t(. 9149; boxes, M to Sherry an I Port
per gallon, j jO ftalian sparkling, 818
per ease.
Sloab-Prices steady. Louisiana, 12'.
to 17c; crushed and powdered, 1736.
A, GMkH l'i to I7e; B, I1T1 tn Mlt;
C extra, W . to bi'-e; C, I51. to I5te; yel
low C, I4j to l..
Molasses Common to clmicc New Or
leans, 55 to s5e.
TEA V- H-, $r 25 to 91 'at; Imperial,
91 55 to 91 00 1 Gunpowder. i 30 tQ lit iitl,
1 1.. long, 91 00 to 91 75.
Vineoar Cider, s in slu per barrel.
Wine, 912 to 15.
Scnpries English Pickles, assorted,
K, 50 to 95 7l; American, pints, 2 50:
quarts, 94 .'at; half gallons, 85 75. Mus
IHM (,er case. SI 00 for quart, r lb.; BaaV
tncky .marters, 4-5; ba'e, K JJ. 'fa
son's Blacking, 15 to 75c per dozen.
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Memphis ud liitls Pock Railroad.
To MUaawMai An tCRtH Rock. Ahkas..
ioltia West Leave Hoe&eld dally at !t p.m.
'ouilng KiimT -Leave Forest I 'ity, at it a.ru.
rVrryUuat Icavrn in"t of t'nton tit. at 2:'1 p.m.
No train 011 iuniiay.
b. r. wir.r.fAMs,
, Ueneral Agent anil Kiipertnleniieut,
Memphis and Louisville Railroad.
DKPART. ARBIVK.
I ay Kxpr.-ss. R. R. ttrae I ...:. 2:Mu.m.
CUi- tlrae 3:46 a rp.
Mght Express, H. It. Tinie..S:ii) p.m. 12:-i0a.m.
t'lty tlme..2:ta p.m.
Ticket offices No. 1-2 Main alreet and at
Depot, head of Main streeL
Sleeping 1'sr sitiietusl lo Night Kxpsns
Train, which goes through to Naehvllle, via
Nashville anf Northwestern Railroad, wllh
change. tA' !:. QHOi ipwl BoarX
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEl-ABT.
Raw Orleans Msll, dally 2:4.ri p.m. II :40 a.ra
N. Orleans Kxpress, dally. ..8:i a-m. 4 :i p.m
FreUht, dally except Hun-
dai 2:.15 p.m. 4:55a. m
Mall Train mairaa dlrH conueclion for
New . irleans ami all points Soiun.
Kxpress Train makes direcj. connection for
CoffeeTllle, Water Valley, Oxford, Body
Springs and all pointa uorth of Uri-nada on
Mississippi Ci n trul Railroad.
Ticket offtis? "Jif7 1.2 Mnn street and at the
liepoi. Omnlha.ssea 111 ci.il iir pasjientfers
aud check bugg&a'e In iiiy part .,( Vlie city, by
leaving orders at t-2 Main stteet.
A. B. LlVERMoRE, Oen'lHnpt,
C. P. OAKLKY, Ueu l Ticket Agent.
Mt'Wphit and Charleston Railroaj
AKKIV)S. bXeART.
Throuii Mall Ok) p.m. K:.ti p.m
Throiigli Express Iu:: p.m. lt:30p.m
Juncli. a Accom'odatlon.. 8:111a.m. 5:50 a.m
Komeri ille Accomodation '.l:IU a.m. 6 p.m.
New Orleans 1 rain 9:45 p.m
Thev -fa.rn and H:t p.m. trains make all
ijffnthera cOHieCli,.n.
"r W. J. HUH. CU-n'l Sp L
Railroad tficelfany.
Tltf Rittl Rock (Ark.) Oaeette of
fhni-sosv iipAt uava: At a jneelipir of ttje
sto. kho.di rs of (he Lttjn Hook and ort
Smith Sailrqad yestenjay. lotids were
authorized to be issued for t he const ruc
tion of 1 M roail.
The niaiiaxerot'iil of tlio railrfiads
and. it lie 1 internal improvement of Vir
gjtnla for bN is t he prize now mocb talkoil
at, Whpntit it Cjoyemor ijt "jctyber yilj
appoint the 5t:ite pioxles, ornl thuae prox
e proxjea, onu tuaasi ui
will elect the presiile
ies in Deeiinber will elect the president'
lxard of directora, etc., of public work.
The great interests al stake make the
jpi!;,e aa lt S: ho shaij appoint tliese prox
ies one of laucri linporrace.
The Seliua (wla.) Argtu says that
under the glneral law of the St;ite, Judge
alker, oi.lieksom il!e, John Everett, of
ha it . M-wton s. Suiith, of Shelby
county, Capf Jarney, at the Sj. 1. $ j) tot
R., and Dr. . O. fabry, of Selma, have
lormeil a coipajiy corporate DDoer the
nam- and si le of the Asbby and Red
Mountain KaVroad Company. n ith a capi
tal of ."aH,KI0.lor the purpos, aa Ihe name
luplicMiea.or If ildinga iaii,..a,l from 4h
by Station, oif'lie S. R. it U. R. R., to or
near the He iVifountain froii works, iri
Jefferson i-ouifv. Thia roa,l will he about
.15 miles long,? will run iis entire length
imoiigii eAiiHir.iieiw coai .,r iron iieils.
ill connect t If-s. H. l it ir iu
j 11 u . 4, 1 ,. , . 1, ai . ,
,V V- ""41"' "V A ' -,K- '"' "1
u.i. (lliio rtiveraiid the I.,ik iho ahqrt- I
i tof ap.
Tlu3 ctiKilltf'Voriis of iho fl'.i,iiiw.s. '
Wd Pcu?f lifdVuiZS I
r"""i"K Trimental i,m Ih voikI
I l.l,lll,,ll t flU1 fl i-l
southern rout, vin Wiilertown and
Alexanilria to Wi kn.an t rek has Is,, j
" r." " "'rinerii route nv .Mot-
! kjiq iiuu run m llie nitineBri have
alt" run a portion 'ir the (ifi-ai roqUi uo i
r-k nl IJiifTalp Valloy, to
point near Hunker (ill, n I'm nam conn-
v, Mnd aro Iluw rlJlnjnK , ,," '
Iiiiom, of which th-re are five one by I
v11Ihk Water, the libera by Calf Killer, I
and Sparta in alao tilked of. No pains
, will be apured ! tnatv ihe auryev a thor-
',,,,th ol,0,J "!'! to inXn """ b'Ht ro"-
' probable that he Hiibecription of
smith count v will oa,w toe adoption uf
the nprtiicrn route vtaC'artiiaa, i
APPEAL
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Fever and Ague -season. When this
Ieuv4H b-uln ! chang.. rm lite ni ami intr
mlii'DT ftrVrrinftlctlielr appoamnor. Wpjm
tho urfac of the pnrth, bathol nightly In
lu-avT down, from mnrshoK and swamps nnr
. i. nnr 'l witt) moUlur. from tho ti.vliiic fnlt -aic
(f flit woods, frm I'tMerlng joon ami
KlllKlZtKh itnjUBI, MUn Of l-' -ll: Nt--
Killvw c1ou1h of miasmatic vapnr perllonti
to ftaJth and life. Tho oody, deprlvod l
the hurnlng temperature of July and Annus'
of much of 4M vigor and elastirlty. 1 not in
' j M-r plight to roslht malaria; and 1u-tio
all diNeaiMti that are proiltiriHl by a dpraviL
condition of th- utmrwphero are paitlularly
prevalent in tin Fall.
Thero i no reason why the health of thou
-nn. il people should he thus suorllloed. A
prpparatorv course (if H( KTKTTKRS STOM ACH
BITTfcRHlH a certain protection again'
ttie epidemica and cinU mics which Aut umii
brings in lta train. Let all dwellers in un
healthy localities, liable to such vialtatlona,
give bred lo the warning and advice- con
veyed in this advertiaement, aud they may
htd defiance to the foul exhalations whicr.
are now rising, night and dy, from the .sol .
around them. No tamihoiiMo In the lanci
should be without this invaluable, exiiita
rant and inviaora.it nt any period of the
year, but especially In the Fall. It la not safe
togo forth into the chill, misty atmosphere
of a fsi-ptemher mornlnu or evening with tbe
fttnniHi'h uniortifted hy a tonic, anciof all th.
tonics wtiicli nie.ltcal chemistry Inis vet given
to the world, HoHTETTEH'H BITTKKrt are
admitted to be the parent, the most whole
aome, and the moat benefli-fal.
Let all who desire to escape the bUloaa at
tack, I, ..wel complaint and malarious fe
vers, take the BlTTHRHat least twice a day
throughout the present season. It la a,
wholesome aa It is infallible. Look to the
trade-mark, ' HiWTKTTER'H XTOM ACI1 BI T
TKKM." eugravel on the label and emboased.
on the buttle, ami their revenue stamp cov
ering the cork, aa counterfeits and imitation
abound.
No Cure. No Pay ! Stone's Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever, or money refunded
Bold by M. ROHE i7 Main street.
THE PRESIDENT DECLARES WAR
Agalust all Impositions upon the people, anil
Science, following the glorlons example, In
ont
AGAINST THK POISONERS
Wlio sell sugar of lead hair dyes, that not
only ruin the hair, but paralyse the system.
Importers
WHO DESTROY THE I XWARV
Bhouid be put down by law. In the mean
time, Cristadoro'a Excelsior Hair Dye
Is offered under the guarantee of Prof, Chll.
ton, the famous analytical chemist, as an
efficient, Pure and Harmless Preparation.
CRIHTAIiOKoTi HAIR PREHERV ATI VE, a
a Dressing, acts like acharm on the Hair after
DyelnK. irV 1U
" Fresh as a Maiden's Blush" is the pure
peachy Complexion which follows the use 01
Hagan'a Magnolia Balm. t la the trneSe
aret of Beanty. Fashionable Iiuiles In swlety
understand iliis.
The Magnolia Rnlm chunges the rustic
Country Ulrl Into a 1 'Ity Belle more rapidly
titan any other one tiling.
Redness. Sunburn, Tan, FreekLes, tiloteiiea
and all effects of the Hummer isun disappear
where it Ls used, and a genial, cultivated,
fresh expression Is obtained which rivals the
Bloom of Youth. Beauty Is possible to all
who will Invest 75 cents al nny respei-table
atore.and Insist on getl Ing the Magnolia Balm.
L'se nothing but Lvon's Kuthalron to Ureas
Ha aU-. j'-St
W 1 TT
" Light as a Cork. "---Is the expression
of all nousekeepers after using DoOLCY'i
)'. s ' PownBK. It Is . heroically pure In Its
composition, and posaesees no Ingredients
bat such as are perfectly harmless. heaJLhy
and nutritious. This Ik not only the best, but
the cheapest lu market, as one pound wlU go
further than a pound and a half of thrweof
ordinary manufacture. Use no other. In
quire at your grocer- lor latter T1 BaTf-aa
PoirtiKR.
iUlllie bl .' .UilLE.
Sol!-Help lor Touna Ken, 7 1
Ire a better M A SHUOli.
Tounn Ken, wtio tia. ing l.rn..l. de
sire a better MA SHcaJIi. Kent In sealed let-
ter envelonas, iree of charer. Address HOW
AIOI HANTlAItV AID AlsKOCI ATION, Box
P.. Philadelphia, Pa. Jcildaw
Peculiar Adaotabilitv- Bi andreth's Pills.
Their teculiar adapialiillty lo all const Hu
ll. us nsciesnscrsoi me uowels and lUe IU.smI
has cstalillshed their great merit. They re-
store the liver, the sideen and even the .. .n
and even ti. t., ,rt
ther rernedlea ha e
to noaltus' action neu .-the:
to nciinv apii.ci 10 a . ttici 'cmedi.'s toi 1
UVyn e"e4 u ltbont prwlli. rha any benefit
iMiuern
hode v
letJt.
m 10
Ttiey do not expose- nose who use tti
any danger, bciug as sate 14s salutary
fatrar-t frrn Letter to J Rmrutrt th,frf C J.
ftp. Ala., .V.. Httmmonton, X, J.
'-In lifts 1 was In piK.r iiealth, and my
frli-uds, as well us mvsvlf, sutioosisi that mv
earthly voynge wout.t soon terminate. But
hiut taking one Ikix of Brandreth's fills, I
begun to ftsil better. Well, sir. when 1 hud
used tip twelve Ihjxcs I was a well, healthy
man my weight having gone from 1:11 pounds
aa to ;.2 nnrnwaa, thro BidanMi a air,
afid bei ween that time 1,11a llie ..resent r nave
retailed Hins- thonshnd dollars' worth of
these Invaluable plils, and am iaite sure that
I have Iberebv lus-n i nstrtimcntji In 'nc
th.nLsfiii.ls.it lives. Yours, truly.
r. j. Fay, p. M.-
Sold by all Druggist. Olwervc my name In
To Owners of Hors'es aud Cattle. To-
's' rjK-jpy CQ.spjrtoM PowpKUa are aar
rarited superior Uj any othera, or no pay, ror
the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bota, Coughs,
Hide-bound, Cold, etc., In Horses; and olds.
Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn
Distemper, etc.. In Cattle. They are perfectly
safe and Innocent: uo need of slopping the
worlilng of your animals. They lncreuaelne
appetite, give a flue coat, cleanse the stomach
an. I nrlnarv organs- also locreese the milk
ul iv.,-. ity ihem and ybu vlll never tie
Without lb em. The late Hiram Wooilrurt,
celebrated trulner of trotting horses, used
them tot years. Col. Phllo. P. Bush, of the
Jerome (;... .- Course, Fordham, N. Y., would
not use them until he was told of what they
nre composed, since which he la never with
out them. Ike has over twenty running
horses in his charge, an. I for t he 'u; '. v: ri.e
. -rs (jsS used ilo .lltbr ...KilHtie lorlliem.
HiChasltladly ierniltt-n ifi(. to rcierany one
to him. irr ItflU other refeiences can be
seen at the Depot. .s,,id by Druggists and
Kadfll. rs. Prlis-, 25 c uts per Ikix. Depot, 10
Prk Place, New York.
Balchelor's Hair Dya.-Thls splendid Hair Dye
la tho nest In the world: the onlv troe and
ja.fi.aa baa; ,im ...-). i'.iin. lasthntaue
nhh; ho dfeatprhirn.cbl; no rMicUloviH tints;
reroeilli's the 111 i-ffecla of had Dyea; Invigo
rates and leaves the ilair soit ami taiauiihil,
slack or ion c-is. Hold by all Druggists and
J'ertbtner" : ad rn:pSTly fit'liud at tiaumel
r.r's Blg Kaclory. N.l. WBona street, N. Y,
UNDERTAKERS.
a. u wirew.f v a. eoaxELirm.
McCaffrey & Cornelius,
General Undertakers
AMD
EMBALMERS OF THE DEAD.
Kp.sqpeEcosfp isT .yE.vp itONROE.
MEMPHIS, : : TENNESSEE.
f ETA LIC Cases a,aJ t.'akU acd Wooden
(.VxnsoonHtauiiy oii hand. Jafe
FLAHERTY & CO.,
Funeral Undertakers
f ETA I.IC CASKS, f'ASKETH and Wooile
il ( 'ofniiH, of all kinds, coiiatantly on hand.
lo, hell-aeallni? Alr-tlRhl .In.; Burial rasee
ami I "'acta, larsesl slio weldhing M.1 ll., and
of the latest alyFe. Ali ordem promptly a(-
$torehOM8e: No. 317 SdCORil StrOdt,
.. .
" Mnn-
Mr. Jamea Flaherty having been engaged In
"ored that we can give aatlaficuon.
'i,',, T'.Knl.ln'S-reet.
fell
THE FALL SESSION OF
LAQRAN6E FEMALE COLLEGE,
- LaGRVNGE, TEX.V,
'II.L COMMENCE ON MONDAY, HEP-
teinbertf, Itkli.
Rev. 40HX H- QUAY, D.P., IreHidenl. aldeil
by a f q II corpa of immpetenl teachers. nug.'l
CHELSEA FEMALE SCHOOL,
'IMilKD PHEstBYTERIAN CHUIi- H. The
I next sw-aaiou of thia whool will open on
IIOMiAY. Sepuuiiier, -.heath, law.
Mr-.. L. U. MILTON,
- prinoipai.
W KDXESDAY. 8EPTEMBEI. H9 i860.
CORSETS.
THOMSONS PATENT
u GLOVE FITTING CORSET.'
'f'HS recent Improyements In tlda roRHET
M. render it moretlom ever worthy ita i s
aX AMPI.mi potmiiirlty. No other Corset ever
achieved such a BRiLLiAtfT HrrcKna in ao
short a time. Forsalebv all fl rat-class dealers.
THOMSON, LANUrsjN 4 CO.,
;tl Broadway, N. T.,
1e30 Hole Patentees for the I'rrKid states.
STOVES. ETC.
CHARTER OAK STOVE
CATECHISM :
QtMtiim. Who made the first Cuai ter Oak
Btovef
AiXMUfr. O. V Filley. at Hi. Ixmls.
y. When was It Oral made'.'
4. In the year 152.
V. re they good BjCoycal
J. The "heal In (he world."
Q. Ho'iC are they made?
Jl. From the best iualtty of Iron.
O. Who says they are stoic '
A. Al1 those Ibut uie inem 1
IJ.-Hos ii.anj were aolU hi 1S
A, There were U, i7 sold,
O, Hnw many mil ol that number failed
A. Not one,
Q. Who sells I he genntne Charter Oak In
Memphis?
A. J. F. SCHAJtKt ,t CO., -Z MAf.VHT.
O. Are there Imitation Moves of that name
A. Yea; plenty of thum
How aan purchasers tell thegenulne?
.4. By seeing the name of (i. F. Filley on
each stove,
V. How should parties order them ?
A. Tel! your merchant to get Klllev's.
J. -IHies J. F. HcrTABKi. & ("o. have a good
stock?
A. - Vn: lu-u trti Dunn nt Whultxtl; qnil iff
ML and Aeeji ffX iT.IAji), VA Z,
t!s!
J. F. SCHABEL & CO..
NO. 227 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS,
Solo Agents.
BALTIMORE.
Fall and Winter Importation
1869.
RIBBONS,
MILLINERY & STRAW GOODS
ARMSTRONG. CATOR & CO.,
237 and 239 Baltimore Street.
M.vLTIMi KK,
Imi.orters :,n.l Jobber of
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons.
Velv 1 an.) Hr.sli Klhhoiis, HotMH I Silks, Pat
ina anil VrlTata. Illusion-.. Ht'cnls. Laces,
Ruches, Nolls mill ( rapes
FRENCH FLOWERS & FEATHERS,
Sir:.vv Itrm n-i s unit LadtC' Hat, Trim inn I
antl I nlrlmm.'l stik. V- lv. i ami PU Riii-
SUNDOWNS and SHAKER IMm)Is
Th In r t 1. rk .tf 11 r,4-i y OOttdl in litf
rounlry. Rnl nnqilliJ In fliolcv varietv.
whih wo ofTi-r ( prlc Hiat will dtoQ enw
''ifli pt'l It f i . i Hi It r. US SO. u ITKT.
CADDY LARD.
!
4r.LiSM
aaL J-SH?
'I'HE above brand al LAUD, siinertpr ,j.
1 Hnythlna on the nmrkat, HUI ui) lli lio, ?
ami 111 po-,;u imiii. Arn KVF.Ht''pA(K.vo
apAnAXTiTEp, tor ; sale1 at mnntifnotiirer'S
jifleeai freltM a(i,is!, b)
T8QF, PHILLIPS & CO.,
Sole Agents in Memphis and the South
Xo. C8 FRONT STREET.
. LL
LIQUOR DEALERS.
1. HOFFHFIMESi BH6.
tuctmers and Wholesale Dealers In
BRANDIES, RYE,
BOURBON WH!SK:ES,Etc,
No.iiOG "W".lixxit Street
ST. I)UIS, MO.
AIJIO, nOFKKKIMKK
Celebrated " Bavarian Bitters."
Je8 .Ifir
a.v aotabo, a. varcap. A a. " .. . .ao
A. VACeARO & CO.,
Importers and I'oalera In
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
KTC., STC ETC.,
324 Front Street. Memphis. Tenn.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
LEA 8l PERRINS'
CELKHKATXD
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
MWIWUtmW WI OH liXTRACT
of Lbttbr from a
Medical Gntlemn
at okas, tn his
Brother at
WORCESTER,
May.
"Tell LeaAI'errina
that their Snw ia
highly eeleemed
In India, and Is, In
my opinion, the
moat palatable aa
well aa the moat
wholesome
CONNOISSEURS
TO BR THE
Only Good Sauce'
and applicable to
EV KM V VARIKTY
or
DISH.
that Is made.
BM fT.s. on hoard at London or Liverpool,
In parcels of twenty cases or roore; each .aw
two doien large, live doseu middle, or ten
doaen small. Tartlea who order through us
have the advantage of a supply, from our
stock until the ai rii al of direct orders.
Jamea Keller A bon's celebrated Dundee
Marmalade. Robert Middle in ass' celebrated
AlbertBlacnit. J.U,Cox'sOelatine. Cr.e
& BlackelfsOoisls. DelnHgrenler sRarahoul
.lea Arabea. Oulnneaa' 3tout, Bass and All
anpp'a Alea. Win. Younger's Ivdlubargh Ales,
and the Wines of Krauoe, (iermany Hjwlu
Hnd rs.ruigai. JOHN jOl-'MCAN-SHOXt
I'm. .ii Mauare aud lo Beaver street, New York
Sore aaanta for Maaf) s.Lea 4 Perrlns. e
a
V,.' - : l n I
-
Si I
al
crjr-
WOOD ANO WILLOW WARE.
WHOIiESAXiE
WOOD &. WILLOW WARE.
hticky a BAiini-rrr,
No. 163 Main Street, between 4th and 5th.
tormyitt. ?, kex rrth Y.
IrC Is'g tocall the aataataM of Southern
nierehauis to onr
f Wool i
AND WILLOw WARK, .
Buckets, i hums, Washb
f Tnlsi.
s. Keel
anil hite(;ert:ir Wire. B
r Bucket, Well
Kltellels. Itlirv.-l Ivi-HS. Mwisurew, etc., , U
ItASKKTSOK A 1.1. KIN ins. together with Urnoms,
Brushes, Rope, Twine, Matches. Blacking, etc
We are enabled ha-our arrangements with
eadtng manufacturers to sell these goods at
very low figures, which we will very readily
prove to : !....- who favor us with their aav
tronage. auaij HTIM 'KY KARRKTT.
REWARDS.
1 Zf REWARD.-HTOI.K.N'-On Satuntuy
JU night. 2Sth OIL. a Dark Bay Mare
nearly hlack ahont s veara old, pony built,
long mane, short switcn tail, noae wJi'lte and
whlU' streak up U eyes, lioth hind feet while,
iihnut L" hands high. The ahnve reward will
he paid lor her delivery to the undersigned.
J.ViIKH N. THOMPSON,
si; No. mi Pontotoc street.
U) RKWAKD-Wlll l,e paid to any one re
Ul L turning tome, at -n Madison street, a
seven weeka old. white hull pnp, with nine
little black spots on the end of his nose, or
giving me aucu luinrinatlon aa will lead to
fits recovery. H. A. LITTLETON,
sep.
$701Treward:
VT a stated communication of Oakland
Lodge No. 85 A. K. and A. M.,held at Oak
land, Mlsa., on the Uth day of August, WS. it
was, RgaoLVKn, That as our worthy brother,
V. I). Hakxks, Senior Warden of this lAnlge,
was assassinated on the nth Inst., by Dr. A. J.
Lott, a iion-afflllated .Mason of the same
place that the Lmlge offer a rewanl for the
capture of the murderer.
Descrlotlnn of aald Lott He la altout six
feet one Inch high ; slender form : heavy,
sooare shoulders, slightly hnm.psi; v.r
black piercing eyes; lon.g black whiskers anil
moustacne, s':;.,iy grey, tuack hair, rather
thln oil lou
.1 head ; dark complexion ; fortv-
seven vears of na
apparently about thirty
five; welgha about
l.-rfl oounds. Tt.lu ImluA
iffers a reward of two hundred " in s!-
uoiou in :i . nunur
lather of (be Utipease
ijeref and hs . iinrli
:iiiav I.m tie..,iirhf tn ,n
;ilaa ..Uere, bv Ihe
r arri-st of the roar
mt i u Jail, so that he
All papers friendly ta tiie cause of Masonry
,toi HIV.
ftigr.e
A I feat
sae t'uiiy one t line.
neu .1. W. SAI NDERH . W
M.
auls
Jajtf.s n. ("abh. Sec y pro tem.
THREAD.
assTSiscnHrtr. . -ji q ia.AKnv.Trn
HPtlfll. I UTTJS J, .VUkiC -., . .nil-
PURCHASERS OF
J. & P. COATS' THREAD
WILE fiKSERVH THAT
THEIR BEST SIX CORD!
la pnt np for the American market onlv In
wrapper with the above IraUiwmiirlt, and
with the mime of AJfDBSw IUATH, ilenerai
akciii for Uie United rHatea, on the reverse
label of each spool.
Gr iat care has been taken to a.lupt the
iinmu rs, j,ui up to
SEWING MACHINii fMK
All ,iumufcii win he tr. una aniformiy linrtw
atanilanl, and alroniier and -.mi... .111,1 than
ever befure.
The wholesale trade suppllisl by
J0IIX k, DTGH . VrCHLNTLOSJ.
Sale Xsais aa ;i JSP. ni vrs,
ot BnaW. Sr.lUn.I
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
'MIK firm oi lloystcr. Tr.-zcvaul ,v , m..
I thi amy, by mutual !rj5r'H,.:M,-.,t, dSaolvad,
M -.Manns ; .!ii,o .i i .:; The business
of the !a
... anil vm is- cios.-.i uy in.- I. m;n
Orin w ill Im closed by the r. mum
ItlK pint tiers. K. W ItlAs-IKH.
JOHN P.TItKZI'.X ANT.
J. C. Mi MA NTS.
Memphis, Anunst Ishd.
VOABD.- In wllh.lniwlng from the flrrn ol
liovster, Tr-z. ant f C.. deem 11 due
my friends and Jh,.sy. 'ul Vur hoise, to return
my warmest acanowlcdgiiM-nK Ri pusi ism
tiilcce, honing th.vi my huiulile servl.ss.
maf be plaKsi auisessftiily betor.i lliera In a
dlffereiii spliere. while 1 trust u renewcl nnd
lncTs-aaed palrnnaa-e inav be extended to mv
old partners. J. I. M M ANl's. "
NEwTlRM.
'I'HE miderslKtied r.pectiully u.o.iuni
1 to the public tliid tbejf b,ii this .lay en
tered Into nrtscaliip. under ihe name and
atari, r"
ROYSTER. TREZEVANT & CO..
Kor the purpoM'iftVnw.tirtlpig llie ---,,;
REAL E5TATE BROKERS
-A.TT O T IONEERS
At Ihe stand heretofore occupied by them
at the ,
N. E. cor. AUtjiq nrj 4t.fft)rson Sts.
fAe 4eB 10 r,'iurn thtir grateful acknowl
edlrmenfa ..f paai lav.ira, and solicit a con
tinuance ni public psli.niagc.
THE RENTAL DEPARTMENT
Will be. as heretofore, under the ffl. u ..i !
niunaemenl of H. I,. T'(Uj. nhnwill
attend to all rentnj mtyein, li-sUng p.opertv
lor taxi's, uf tines, ec.
1 ' K. W. ROYSTCH.
JOHJtP. TKKZK V A NT.
.Memphis, sleptember I. sel
DISSOLUTION.
1R 2 H- i atiNi. , ItJ. was dls
X sjiltst., te L-.l HtipLiubcr, IWiB, in con
secu. nce f iho death of H. W Coleman.
The Hal. (lilies of the lute firm will Is- naid
the undcrslgntst, who will continue the
Grocery and Commission Business.
At 131 and las Second StHs-l.
I'n.ler the .;tvliiif fl. M. Klng.V Co.
hknry h. kino.
DISSOLUTION.
'I'lir firm of Mosby A lir.rlon, citon Kae
l tors undComiuluinn Mt-n-jiauis, ol this
city, was d'aaalvett iu (lie 24lh .lav of August
last. Iseiileiuept wilt be im.de l t-llher ..1
the firm, but the firm UHit.e will Is- used only
In liquidation. The b.siks will kept at our
old stand over "I Front stroet,
H MOMUV.
aaS t'MAB, H. lUORIO.N, Jr.
DISSOLUTION
THE dim ol Pliiinaa, Cobb .1 i'o.,Cott
Brokers, is. this day dlssolvisl t,v mutt
Brokers, is. this duy dlsaolTd by mutual
consent, :r. John ANDERSON retiring. The
business of Ihe Ann will be conducted by it.
R. I'lttman and E. U. Cobb, under tin- same
Hrrn name, they assuming ali liabilities nnd
i ollectlng all assets dne the firm.
tR. VJTTMAN,
n. COBB.
set JOHN AND K RSON .
DISSOLUTION.
THE copartnership heretofore . 1st ingbe
1 tweeu Vlnpl V . Moore and Edwin Whit
field, under the. style of Moore, WhltHeld A
Co., Isdlsaolved, to date from the 1st Inst., oc
casioned by the death or Mr. Whitfield Iff
January last. The business ..f said tlrm will
be settled bv me. ViltiH.N . MOOHK,
August MM, Hurviving Partner.
NEW FIRM.
u I VNK. VIKUII. V. MOORK,
Of K Ijine ' o. Lata Miaire, W hit Held A Co.
ll'K the undersign. .1, have this day osso
V clnte.1 ourselves t.asetber, for the pur
pose of transacting a
Cotton Factorage and General Com
mission Business
Under the style and firm of
Iiane, Moore S Co..
To dale from the 1st Inst, iifflce, So, I Hnw
ABii'a Row. formerly ........ .o by Moore,
WhltneldACq. K. I.A.N K,
VIHHI, V. MflORK.
Anansi . isaa. analO daw
WORSHAM HOUSE.
lirOHSHAM HOl'HK for Rent and Furni.
tureforsale. Apply to
A. AlXJAROor
J. J. WDRHHAM,
Iy27
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
UMT received per ship Vlneentua Van Pan.
lo, direct from Antwerp, I5ulsjxes l-'r-ne.i
Vttidow (llnss, all slaes, at prices to compete
With American brands, and. much superior
In unallty.
attU U LI.BRO.ACU
a
' '
B.J. SEiMMES & CO
No. 254
IRVING BLOCK, -
TO WHOM IT
YANNISSEE
J-Havinff leara that nartia, in Louisviile, Cincinnati and thia city pre
tend to sell the YannSawe" WTxL.key, we hereby give notice that we will
bring rait for damage- inst any RESPOXHIBT.E party we may dlaoovrr
attempting to sell thia brand of Whtoky, and will publish them as celling
SPURIOUS article. Wo have had the sole use and control of the " Yannfa
see" brand for nearly twenty years, and none is genuine without onr bran
on the barrela.
B. J. SEMMES 8l CO.
TO MERCHANTS ONLY !
a- Our .Stock i unusually uttraetive. We will keep it Freshened by
Constant Additions orXew and NieeMrhing.. We will try bard to please you
ir i on are ,tr w e lo M want
ss ia.
BOP MAIN STKF.ET
CUBBINS
IRON FOUNDERS
HlheiiVu, ANIMA, H,NK.SHOP,st
THE MACHINERY LINE CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN EVER.
nray kxrp om band a stotk k NKw.iNimKcouwusD
STAT,ONARY A,ND portable engines, boilers, etc
1
WROUGHT IRON 6AS ANO
"'''-'--;'jlt3.:
FRENCH BURR GRIST MILLS,
saws Mmu9 !,nw
UNION FOUNDRY,
Adams Street, between Fourth and Bayou. Memphis. Tenn.
Wll.I.IAK ORniT.L.
aiia.l-.sD OKI1II.I..
Orgill Brothers & Co.
IMPORTERS
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
NOS. 310 AND 312 FRONT ST.. MEMPHIS. TENN.
A CO.MPI.ETK A.SPOKTMKNTOK
FOREIGN $c DOMESTIC HARDWARE
WBoARK lllRi;T onamaum uf ai.i.oi r forekin huodh. wf pi ri haheoc
,i .''tf-"" ,,'MML,, fJ,"u tbc Mnnufacturers. We are enabled to offer great advantages t
the trad.-. We are JsULK .UiKNTH in Memphis for the
Gullet Steel Brush Cotton Gin ; also. Buckeye Reapers and Mowers.
Marvin & Co.'s Greatly celebrated Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
Sorghum Mills. Bradford's (Cincinnati) Wheat and Com Mills,
And manv other i.rnelea om numerous to
riely. rental V in. low Ulaaa. Iron. Metals. .
war r r.ii.-,
TKl'l.MH i A.sii. OR HHORT ITTY AtVEPTANI 'K.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
CORNER JEFFERSON ANO FRONT STS..
IN CENTRAL FAnT O O IT Y ,
M, ALLEN, PROPRIETOR.
JOHN IM'NXETT,
i )f New York.
W. J. POKTKK.
PORTER, PACE CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 140 Pearl Street, New York.
LAWYERS.
J. T. CASTLES,
Attorney At Law,
ct MAiilrtON KTltEET. up-strflrs, Memphis,
Tenn. Will pii.ctl.-e in Ihe Courts at
M.-mphls: ulso!n the Maasattca of Kavetu-.
Tlplon and llaywiMsl. angia
C. W. ADAMs,
U V. UIXUN,
Af.BEItT PIKE.
U, H. PIKE
Adams, Dixon & Pike,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY
AND -
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
N. E. Cor. Second and Court Sts.,
myi MKMPHIS. TEHN.
a i iiEHf eika.
KOI.EKT ... J..IIN90N
fiKE Sl JOHNSON,
COUNSELLORS
SOLICITORS & ADVOCATES
No. 217 F Street,
WASHINGTON, D. C,
Attend to ensea In Ihe
Supreme Court of the United States
and Court of Claims.
Also, to the recovery o Claims against the
Government or individuals, and to buslnea
before Congress and the Depart men is. mvi
A. wanaiT.
WRIGHT,
1. D. M'KIHICK,
McKISICK
I. I KK. K. WK.10HT
4 WRIGHT
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
n the Kit Williams lllock, Noa. 3 anil 4. up
lairs. Miullson street. Jaal
To Cotton Planters 4 Stock Raisers
ri'HK Memphis Oil Company wish to pnr-
i
chaae. durina next fall ' .wl!,,t? a
large quantity Cotton ise.il, for wnicii "'e
will fay the market price, fnrnisn s
have sieed correctly weighe.1 on tr
urge
platform .FnirhanE ",scHl'- , ?
friends not to store their seed. tn larKC 'l"nn:
titles, and thereby Inivetnelrvaine.iaMroyea
or lnlure.1 by hkatijo. iianicrs who u isu
to mike contracts for delivery of Seel will
please .-all at OII Work, Center Landing.
av- oil Cake and Meal for sale lo auv in.u-
Uty. m
Second Street
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
MAY CONCERN :
WHISKEY !
your trade. Let Uf. be frank with you.
r.. aauazm -
kxt ss r mirth or PEABony h.-ttt..
& GUNN.
AND MACHINISTS
WATER PIPES OF ALL SIZES
-;:!,.;;-""".'--
I.. DKSIsos;.
a. a. a sa v
AND DEALERS IN
niennon
Aarlc
Iting,
cultural Impleaaenta In
-s. !!.
'. a
w neat i nreanen, etc.
my i
J. W. PAGE, Jr.,
Ite of MemphiH.
COTTOM TIES.
Important to Planters, Factors and
Dealers in Iron Ties, for Bal
ing Cotton.
THE ARROW TIE-
'I 'III- in. leasing demand for thia Popular
J r ast.-ning lor Rating Cotton has Induce. I
llie proprietor to provide a largely increase.!
stock for the enanhaa atiaion. aud we are now
prepared to fill orders from the Trade tn au
ipialltlty of the
ARROW TIE.
An. i also UieHWETTOB MKLP-KATKM.Nii
Bl ' K I.K TIK, with banda of any reuBlre.1
length, all guaranteed ol the best riualtty or
EuKllsh iron. Each be. idle weighing uti lbs
Kj.r sale l.y d.lers in all the princlp.i
loa ns and cities In the c.dtnn Hates n I I.,
the Trade In Memphis grn.-rullv
H. T. IIA KI'LEfrr and R. W." KA Y M E.
ileiitrrnl Vgents, I-. CarondeJet street,
1. fi dw New Orleans
Notice to Property 0wiers.
rA I K Ol- TK.NNKSSKK. I .July Term,
t ..unl ill Shelby. J
ISo.vMii or col-NT coM.aismoMaa ,
August is, law. ,
oitDKREP, Etc.. That the f lerk of the
County Court he Instructed to ndvertlae In
the weaAi. and Avs'.enche, giving all prop
el -i owners notice that the ssesamenta of
real .mil i" is.. mil property for Stain an,i
eoiiiiiy are now ismipleWst, nnd that thev
hac the privilege of ohjts i i ng lo the uine
and eti.leavoringtoobtain corre.-ti.ais during
the next thirty days, by making proper ap
P lie, lio n to the assessors, after which nine
Bat s.rrcrtion .-an or will be allow.sl.Jt bring
n.ss-s-arv to place the tax books in the Col
lator's huu, Is mi ihe.-arliest practicable date
and that each paper make a local noibs, call
ing imrtlculi.r attentlntothe advertisement
In aceortliince wlfh the foregoing oreVr oi
the Hoard, all parties desiring to know th.
valne of their real and peraonal property, ft
aaaesaed hy the assessor of their respective
districts, can obtain such information on a -pii.wiion
al this office until theSDUidayni
s.ieiuler. lsHK; petitions will lie received
aud eferrtsl to Ihe anneaatws.
al IOH-N LOAUt'E, Clerk.
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